Columbia University College of Pharmacy - Apothekan Yearbook (New York, NY)

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SIDNEY GENN Sugar Water Genn Brooklyn College B.A., 1939 Perseverant is the word for Sidney- He has the unusual ability of con- densing voluminous amounts of ma- terial in a very practical manner. Sidney is determined to get that sheepskin even if it does come a bit late and has some blood on it. NAOMI B. FREITAG Na Lambda Kappa Sigma; A. Ph. A.; Women ' s Club; Spectator Staff lust credit must be given to one so perseverant and determined as Naomi. Despite various setbacks of illness she has conquered by dis- playing that remarkable fighting spirit so essential for victory. SELMA COLLER Coca Coller Sec, Lambda Kappa Sigma; A. Ph. A.; Wo- men ' s Club If everybody were as gentle and friendly as Selma, there would never be any wars. She has an attitude of complacency that is the envy of every nervous wreck.

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SEYMOUR N. BLACKMAN Cy , The Kangaroo Chancellor, Rho Pi Phi: Vice-President, A Ph.A.r University Field Band; Fencing Te2rr. Rapier Club Seymour is the most eligible bache- lor in the class but he knows that ii one wants a glass of milk he doesn ' t have to buy a cow. Cy is ever de- pendable — old faithful. KENNETH BOLNICK Ken Columbia 1939 B.A.; President, A.Ph.A. Bolnick joined us in the second year but it was not long before he es- tablished himself as a good friend and swell company. Ken has been mellowed to college life by four years at Columbia College which preceded his pharmaceutical career. HOMER J. BRIDGER The Deacon City College; Editor, Pharma-Col Homer is ever busy pulling political strings to make life more interesting and profitable for everybody. The Deacon has been so named because of his churchly attitude which has scared many a six year old.

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STANLEY GREENWALD Waldgreen Class President, 3, 4; Student Council, 3, 4; Program Committee, A. Ph. A.; Business Editor, Apothekari; Louis Dohme Prize; Honor Roll. Meet the man who is largely re- sponsible for the preparation and success of our social activities. We had to restrain him from cleaning the exterior of the building with steel wool and Bon Ami. BENJAMIN GODFRIED enny, Benzyl A. Ph. A. College life would have been digni- fied and quiet without Benny. Like salt on an open wound Benny was an irritant to the faculty, harassing them with his quotations and fre- quent outbursts. Doctor, — he was denger. HYMAN GINSBERG Hy City College B.S., 1938, Treasurer, A. Ph. A. Hy has the reputation of never being early to classes but this handicap has not restrained him from keeping up his record as a good student. His medical inclinations are off to a good start with that blues curing therapeutic smile he wears in his mouth.